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The 85-year-old Vitale appeared emotional as he waived to the crowd as they stood and cheered for nearly a minute.

Famed basketball broadcaster Dick Vitale will not be making his anticipated ... and has interviewed iconic figures Usain Bolt, Rob Gronkowski, Jerry Rice, Troy Aikman, Mike Trout, David Ortiz ...

Dick Vitale is one of college basketball’s defining and most enduring figures. After coaching for 16 years, Vitale joined ESPN in 1979, only a few months into the network’s existence ...

Dick Vitale called back, and immediately apologized. He couldn’t do an interview and he couldn’t talk for long. These were his doctor’s orders, and Vitale wasn’t leaving anything to chance ...

Dick Vitale will return to broadcasting on Saturday after battling multiple forms of cancer. Vitale will call the Clemson-Duke men's basketball game, a matchup he considers significant due to Duke ...

However, Vitale announced in late December he’s cancer-free after his fourth bout with the disease in just over three years. “SANTA CLAUS came early as Dr Rick Brown called & said that my PET ...

Legendary ESPN broadcaster Dick Vitale is returning to the mic on Saturday. Duke freshman Cooper Flagg is such a sensation that Vitale has to call one of his games. Vitale, 85, will be on the call ...

For nearly two years, cancer stifled Dick Vitale’s ability to share his passion for college basketball, the treatments silencing a voice that effusively celebrated the sport for decades on ESPN.